师shī Introduction: Definition: teacher, master, specialist Text: 教师[jiào shī] teacher 师傅[shī fu] master 师兄[shī xiōng] male senior fellow apprentice or
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Chinese Kung Fu 中国功夫 – The Mechanics of Wing Chun Empty Hand Forms
In the introduction, it was suggested that Wing Chun was a different, more technique-based system of Kung Fu compared to the more ordinary systems of Kung Fu that rely as much on brute strength as superior technique. Much was said there to describe what WCKF wasn’t. Also immediately above, we introduced the philosophical essence, the very heart, of WCKF. In this section, we describe the component parts, the mechanics, of WCKF. This is best accomplished by describing the component parts of WCKF with an eye to their underlying concepts (remember also that, in the introduction, we said that WCKF was "concept-based"?). Central to the art of WCKF is the notion of the Central Axis (Zhong Zhou [中軸]), or the center line, which is the area of the body, or body zone, in which punches, kicks and grappling (trapping) takes place, while punches, kicks and trapping, in turn, belong to forms (Empty Hand forms). Each of these concepts – these topics and subtopics – will be treated in the following…
Chinese Kung Fu 中国功夫 – Wing Chun 咏春拳
All Chinese martial arts originate from the principle of self-defense; they are not conceived as an offensive tactic, at least not in the initial stages, though after an attacker’s onslaught (kicks, punches, etc.) is parried, the martial arts fighter then goes on the offensive, "neutralizing", if possible, the attacker.
钥匙还是接吻 Keys Or Kiss
A friend of mine was giving an English lesson to a class of adult who had recently come to live
If I am a Manager 如果我是一个经理
One day in class, the teacher assigned his students to write a composition – If I Am a Manager. All
“东风(dōngfēng)” and “耳边风(ěrbiānfēng)”﹣They are Different Kinds of Wind
In last week’s test, we learned about the idiom “喝西北风(hē xīběifēng)”, which means getting nothing to eat or having to
Chinese Lesson 27: You did well in the exam. Congratulations!
Sentence Pattern 考的真不错!祝贺你!(Kǎo de zhēn búcuò!Zhùhè nǐ!): You did well in the exam. Congratulations! Words 1.这次(zhè cì):[n]this time 2.考试(kǎoshì):[n]exam 3.成绩(chéngjì):[n]result
梦中更聪明 More Intelligent in Dreams
When a student failed to solve a math problem in class, he expressed his regret to his teacher. "I remember
Chinese Conversation In School Lesson 1 School Items
A:你需要什么去学校上学?B:我需要铅笔。A:还有别的吗?B:我需要一台笔记本。
师傅领进门修行在个人 – shi1fu ling3 jin4men2 xiu1xing2 zai4 ge4ren2
Word for word translation :teacher/master – lead/guide – enter door – practice/put into motion – at/in – individual